The analytics company Mixpanel is generally considered a fairly reliable source of information when it comes to operating system statistics. iOSIn addition, it also has a number of tools that allow it to see how well individual iPhone models are performing. Apple They will no longer reveal specific sales figures to the public, but we can still get a picture of how they are doing at the end of the year. iPhone XR and iPhone XS
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Mixpanel uses analytics frameworks within apps and mobile websites to determine which iPhone models were used to visit the sites. The data confirms that iPhone The XR is the best-selling iPhone model every week, according to Mixpanel, which tracked the speed at which the new model finds its way to owners. iPhone The XR has ahead of its siblings this year, iPhonem XS a iPhonem XS Max, most of the time not a dizzying but undeniable lead. But last year's models are also holding up well: iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus a iPhone X – at certain times they even led the current generation of Apple smartphones. The iPhone X's share was 11,39% as of December XNUMXth, followed closely by iPhone 8 Plus with 9,31% and iPhone 8 with 9,22%.
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But it's also worth noting the speed at which users have been buying last year's models compared to this year's. Mixpanel reports that in the five weeks since its release, the iPhone XR had a 1,5% adoption rate, while the iPhone The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus had a 3,6% adoption rate over the same period since their release. For the more expensive models, Mixpanel took into account a two-month period since release. The iPhone X had a 7% adoption rate over that period, while the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max had a XNUMX% adoption rate. Max less than 5%.
and another blow for Apple is that the court in China banned the sale of some iPhones at the suggestion of Qualcomm ;)
This year it just doesn't work, it doesn't work, it doesn't work.
It's about iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, 7, 7 Plus, iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X.
Especially iP 8/Plus and X can Apple it will hurt a lot, even in the future, because now another and perhaps even a large group of potential clients will switch to his competition.
No wonder. Last year's X was a big leap. This year's models bring only minor improvements. I have no reason to change.